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7.6.2
Supervisor
Operator(2) is defined as a SUPERVISOR. The highest control priority of (1) has been
allocated. Keyboards 1, 3 and 10 could be used (signed-on to) by this operator. Video
input source groups (1 to 10) are available for selection. The Operators name
(Supervisor) would be displayed on the currently selected monitor. This operator can
only sign-on to ONE keyboard at a time. Virtually NO system menu access is available.
When the operator signs-on, monitor (10) will be forced to run scan sequence (05).
When the operator signs-off, monitor (10) will be automatically HALTED. The keyboard
used by this operator will TIME-OUT (releasing the monitor) after 60 seconds if the
keyboard is left unattended (no key strokes).
7.6.3
Service Operator
Operator(3) is defined as a SERVICE OPERATOR. All this means is that a special
operator is defined in the system that possesses extra access privileges to make
servicing (and fault finding) easier. Access to all video input source groups, control of all
alarm display groups, access to all levels of the system menu (including the System
Configuration option for running SETMAX config editor).
In this example at sign-on, the Service Operator ENABLES a special camera input (999)
so it can also then be selected for display. On sign-off camera (999) is first removed
from ALL video output channels and then DISABLED so it can no longer be selected.
This operator will automatically SIGN-OFF if the keyboard is left unattended (no key
strokes) for five (5) minutes.
7.6.4
John Smith
Operator(4) is defined as a specific person (e.g. John Smith). This would be done in a
system that requires individual users of the system to have their own operator identity.
As operator identities can be logged (on printout etc.) an audit trail of system access
could be maintained.
This example has defined the lowest control priority for this operator. It also has
restricted John Smith to only signing-ON at location keyboard (3). A reduced number of
cameras are available to this operator (ranging source groups 1 to 4, 7 to 10). Only
alarms of alarm display group (1) can be managed/acknowledged. The operators name
will appear on the currently selected monitor. Scan sequences can be selected and run
but NOT edited or changed. This operator can also change his own PIN number if
desired (from the system menu).
Rev. B
7-19
HMXMC001013
31-Mar-06
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